LIVE YOUR ULTIMATE D&D FANTASY

World class worldbuilding

Choose from one of eight custom-made worlds to set your campaign in, or collaborate with the dungeon master and design a whole new world from scratch. All campaigns are open-ended, allowing you and your friends to save the world, or break it.

Character creation

Each campaign starts with an introductory session where you'll be handheld through the process of building your hero and filling out your character sheet.

Working alongside the gamerunner, you'll craft a character with meaningful ties to the setting. They'll have a hometown, a family tree, connections across the continent, aspirations and shortcomings, teachers, enemies, former lovers. So much more than a list of stats on a page — your character will be complex, complete, and ready for their saga to unfold.

Which one's the d20?

You've never played a roleplaying game before? Not a problem. Right from session one you'll be taught what you need to know, when you need to know it. The learn-as-you-go approach has been proven with countless play groups. Teaching new players is one of the best parts about being dungeon master.

There's no need to spend weeks poring over playbooks before you even roll your first dice. Besides — the books make a lot more sense after you've played a session or two anyway.

Show up.
Have fun.
End of list.

I provide a complete, no-fuss experience. Everything's provided when I run your campaign, including maps, miniatures, character sheets, notebooks, special materials, and (if needed) dice.

If you want to buy your own miniatures and have a paint day together, we can do that too.

Your story — Your style

Say goodbye to getting the evil eye from your DM as you crack jokes, rhyme off puns, and name your goblin assistant "Boblin." Choose the campaign tone that resonates best with your group's play style. Dark and serious, light-hearted and goofy, or anything in between.

Craving some political intrigue? Done. Need a break from the main quest to pull off a daring casino heist? You got it. Maybe you suddenly just need to kill a god — say no more; start rolling.

Gorgeous visuals

Does D&D need visual aids? Absolutely not.
Is it better with them? In my experience — yes.

The places you visit, the creatures you meet, and the artifacts you uncover all come alive with colour and detail that makes the game world distinct and memorable like never before. And all of it is captured in the campaign wiki for easy access.

Ditch the rails

Say goodbye to linear storylines — say hello to a truly open-ended game world. Over a decade of gamerunning experience has served to develop a dungeon mastering style that combines a thoroughly fleshed out campaign setting with ready-for-anything improvisation.

Rather than dictating your path for the day, I prefer to let players explore whatever direction brings them the most joy. And honestly, it always makes for a better story.

Personal campaign wiki

Every campaign receives its own custom online wiki, built using Notion. This takes the fuss out of remembering what you did last, what quests you're on, and what local guilds you've pissed off. Wikis includes quest trackers, maps, information about cities and NPCs, special world information, a database for key items and quest materials, detailed reference pages for your player characters, and elaborate backstory info about Boblin.

And the best part is you can check it easily on your phone at any time during the game.